On Mon, Aug 15, 2011 at 4:34 PM, Michael Herf wrote:
> An autoconf setting (to use largefile or not) would be a great start, and I
> like the idea of defaulting to 64-bit, even though it will probably break
> some people who don't compile that way but use off_t in their code. From
> what I can tel
An autoconf setting (to use largefile or not) would be a great start,
and I like the idea of defaulting to 64-bit, even though it will
probably break some people who don't compile that way but use off_t in
their code. From what I can tell, a 64-bit interface to the OS is more
general, and then
On Thu, Aug 11, 2011 at 2:06 PM, Michael Herf wrote:
> I'm compiling libevent on Solaris.
> ev_off_t appears to be #define'd as off_t on UNIX machines ("#define
> ev_off_t off_t" in util.h).
> However, on this machine, off_t is first defined in *stdio.h*!
> Additionally, my app uses the following
I'm compiling libevent on Solaris.
ev_off_t appears to be #define'd as off_t on UNIX machines ("#define
ev_off_t off_t" in util.h).
However, on this machine, off_t is first defined in *stdio.h*!
Additionally, my app uses the following defines to make stdio 64-bit aware:
-D_LARGE
